A second change for the hosts in a matter of minutes as top scorer Ben Arthurs is replaced by Ross Ferguson.

Brian Healy finds time and space to let fly from distance, but it's a comfortable one for Jacob Carney, who sees it all the way.

No real trouble for the Glenavon stopper.

Linfield striker Matthew Fitzpatrick takes aim from the right hand side of the penalty area but his shot hits the outside of the side netting on its way past.

Robert Garrett is unable to continue and is replaced by Liam Burns.

Glenavon break quickly and Paul McGovern cuts inside with purpose before letting fly from distance.

Rory Hale gets in the way with a solid block and Lewis Ridd is sharp to gather the loose ball.

Ross Clarke's debut comes to an end as he makes way for fellow debutant Aaron McEneff.

It has been a feisty start to the second half with Andrew Mitchell the latest player to find his name in Chris Morrison's book.

Dungannon think they have found a leveller through Caolan Marron, but the flag shoots up as he had strayed offside.

Concern for Bangor midfielder Robert Garrett who has picked up an injury.

Play continues as the player is off the pitch receiving treatment.

Nathaniel Ferris steps up after Peter Campbell is felled by Harry Wilson, but he squanders the chance.

The penalty’s hit straight down the middle, and Lewis Ridd keeps it out with his feet. Big moment, big save.

Wilson will be relieved, but is also shown a yellow for his tackle on Campbell.

Jonny Tuffey makes a smart stop down to his left to deny Leroy Miller from finding the back of the net.

Sean Graham plays Millar through with a lovely pass, with Miller striking first-time with his left foot across goal.

Bright start to the second half from the visitors who are looking to add to their advantage.

The visitors, buoyed by that two-goal advantage, dominate possession in the opening minutes of the second half.

Another yellow card, this time for MJ Kamara after an altercation with referee Chris Morrison.

Peter Campbell swings in a cross from the left, and Nathaniel Ferris throws himself at it with an unorthodox diving header, but it's off-target.

Ross Clarke picks up the first yellow card of the game and his first in a Glentoran shirt.

Rory Hale whips in a teasing cross from the right and picks out Ryan Curran, who’s well placed inside the six-yard box.

He gets good contact on the header, but it’s straight at Jacob Carney. Two close calls for the Lurgan Blues in as many minutes.

Appeals for a penalty from several Larne players but referee Louise Thompson is having none of it.